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Forging Force Calculation and Analysis

1) The document provides formulas to calculate the forging force (FF) in a machine, considering variables such as volume, deformation resistance, initial and final dimensions. 2) Typical values of deformation resistance (Rd) for steels at different levels of deformation and for presses or hammers are given. 3) There are three solved exercises that apply the formulas to calculate FF, the opening of a hammer, and the forming force.

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Forging Force Calculation and Analysis

1) The document provides formulas to calculate the forging force (FF) in a machine, considering variables such as volume, deformation resistance, initial and final dimensions. 2) Typical values of deformation resistance (Rd) for steels at different levels of deformation and for presses or hammers are given. 3) There are three solved exercises that apply the formulas to calculate FF, the opening of a hammer, and the forming force.

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Definition of the Machine

Forging Force (FF)

FF = (Vc * Rd * (ln (hø / h1))) S = hø - h1


S

Vc - Volume = a * b * c
Rd–Real resistance to deformation
hø - Initial dimension of the base (height)
h1–Forged piece dimension (height)
S - Difference between the height dimension of the batten (initial height) and the dimension of the piece

forged (final height).


ln - Natural Logarithm
Resistance to hot deformation (1000 °C - 1200 °C) for steel with σr between 40 -

60 Kgf / mm²

Hammer

Deformation e = 0 at 10% Rd= 10 a 15 Kgf / mm²

e = 11 a 20 % Rd= 15 to 20 Kgf / mm²

e = 21 a 40% Rd = 20 to 30 Kgf / mm²

e = 41 to 60% Rd = 30 to 36 Kgf / mm²

is more than 60 % Rd= 36 to 50 Kgf / mm²

Press

Deformation e = 0 a 10 % Rd= 4 to 6 Kgf / mm²

e = 11 a 20 % Rd= 6 to 12 Kgf / mm²

e = 21 a 40 % Rd= 12 to 22 Kgf / mm²

e = 41 a 60 % Rd= 22 to 28 Kgf / mm²

e = more than 60% Rd= 28 to 38 Kgf / mm²


Solved Exercises
1) Determine the Forging Force knowing:

Material Steel SAE 1035

Other information as per drawing:

Batoque Product

235 ______ 100% X= 31,9 %

75 ______ X Rd= 30 Kgf / mm²

V1= 79587,01 mm² S= 75 mm

V2= 419664,42 mm²

V3= 565486,67 mm²

Vt= 1064738.1 mm³

FF = ( Vc * Rd * ( ln ( h1 / hø ) ))

FF= ( 1064738.1 * 30 * (ln ( 235 / 160 ))) = 163719.11 Kgf


75

2) Using the previous exercise, determine the hammer opening knowing:

Bear Mass 6000 Kg

Jabote Mass 120000 Kg

η = (Jabote Mass) = 120000 = 20 72% = 0.72


Bear Mass 6000

H = (Vc * Rd * (ln ( hø / h1))) = (1064738,1 mm³ * 30 Kgf * ( ln ( 235 / 160 )))

(η*M) (0.72 * 6000 Kgf) mm²

H = 2842,34 mm ≈2.9 m

3) Calculate the bending force: Note. The deformation force is in


regarding the deformed area
Drawing

- Temperatura – 1050° C
-σe = 17 Kgf / mm²

A = l² - π * r² = 15² - π * 6.25² =

A = 102.29 mm²

Fc = σe * A formed

Fc = 17 Kgf / mm² * 102.29 mm²

Fc = 1738,93 Kgf

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